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    Lady Gaga To Be Honored With Stylemaker Award
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    Last month, celebrity stylist Robert Verdi, who will be hosting the event on Monday, spoke to MTV News about Gaga's sense of style. "I actually love her ... I think there have been these moments in the canon of fashion history and music history that have been very important and are marked by Cher, Madonna and now Lady Gaga." This report is from MTV News. Full Article at VH1
    I actually love her ... I think there have been these moments in the canon of fashion history and music history that have been very important and are marked by Cher, Madonna and now Lady Gaga.
    SOURCE: VH1 1 month ago

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